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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2026 · 8 MIN

Describing Office Departments and Jobs

from Everyday English Listening with Mark · host MKsEnglish.com

Full Course: https://mksenglish.com/course/mks-english-b1-business-communication-program-a-complete-step-by-step-course-for-workplace-english-professional-communication-and-career-confidence/Describing Office Departments and Jobs | Business English Mission | B1–B2 ESLDo you know how to explain your job and describe different departments in a company?Welcome to a Business English mission where you will investigate the workplace and learn how companies operate.In this episode, you will learn vocabulary and expressions for:Human Resources (HR)SalesMarketingFinanceAccountingITCustomer ServiceResearch and Development (R&D)Job titles and responsibilitiesWorkplace communicationLearn how to say:“I work in the marketing department.”“I’m responsible for managing customer accounts.”“My main role is to support the team.”“Which department do you work in?”This B1–B2 Business English lesson is perfect for professionals, job seekers, and English learners who want to communicate confidently at work.Complete your English mission and improve your workplace communication skills.Subscribe for more Business English lessons.

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